Explore the fascinating world of the pseudoarc in this 1-hour 23-minute lecture from the Simons Semester on Dynamics. Delve into the intriguing continuum discovered by Knaster a century ago, and learn about its complex structure and topological significance as demonstrated by Bing's findings. Examine selected results that connect the pseudoarc as a topological object with specific properties of dynamical systems. Gain insights from Piotr Oprocha of AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow as he presents this captivating topic at the intersection of topology and dynamics.
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Piotr Oprocha (AGH University of Science and Technology, Cracow)
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Simons Semester on Dynamics
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